My adaptation of the recipe, below. It's from memory and includes how I've switched it around on numerous occasions. If you're tied to your measuring spoon, see the original recipe, here. But seriously guys, it's hard to mess up.

Guacamole (Or pure smashed avo, as the case often is) Avocado Tomatoes Lemon (I usually prefer a squeeze of lime in my guac, but lemon really is the way to go this time)

For the fries/chips, preheat the oven to 350°F. Cut sweet potatoes to desired thickness or slice on a mandolin for super crispy chips. Drizzle with olive oil, salt and pepper. Bake for about 30 mins.

For the burgers, clean the portobellos with a damp kitchen towel and remove the gills and stem. Halve the peaches and remove pits. Mix together ingredients for marinade and brush on mushrooms and peaches. More simply, brush with EVOO. Grill portobellos and peaches, about 3 minutes on each side.

If we're using buns, I like to throw them on the grill for a bit of toast. Alternatively, make quinoa or assemble a salad with spring greens to sub for the buns.

Mix together ingrediants for guac, or smash avo with fork.

Top your burger or bowl with the guac/avo, pea sprouts/arugula/alfalfa, roma/heirloom tomatoes, portobello, and peaches.

Enjoy!

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